I think that every aquarist has had to deal with the thought of a fish jumping out of the aquarium. Here we have four solutions for you that deal exactly with this issue. In addition, we have built our own DIY aquarium net cover.
The fourth and last part, "Feeding coral fish", is about what and how to feed. It also deals with ingredients such as vitamins and the like. And finally comes the summary by Joachim Großkopf.
Recently, photos and reports of new clownfish species have been piling up. Therefore, the question really arises whether the so-called "synonyms" do not perhaps represent species of their own?
The first "blue" anemonefish has been sighted. Will a long-awaited dream soon come true for many aquarists?
Part 3 is about algae, plant substitute food like banana, oatmeal etc. followed by other feeds.
Part 2 is about the author's assessment of various feeds available from the trade. From flakes to dry food, from food tablets and granules to frozen food and more. Read more in the article.
If you take a closer look at the many different articles in professional journals, you will notice that the feeding of coral fish is usually only described in passing. From this, one could draw the conclusion that there are no problems with feeding and that pretty much everything has been researched. Unfortunately, this is by no means the case!
In this article, Thomas Hoffmann reports in great detail on the rearing of the Pterpogon gibber. The report covers the spawning process and the rearing of the small perch. Excellently backed up with pictures and a small video.
Especially in times of nano reef aquariums, small gobies are increasingly in demand. No wonder, as they are perfectly suited for smaller tanks with delicate stocking. At the end of 2016, David Greenfield and Richard Winterbottom published a paper listing all but four Eviota species described from 1871 to 2016.
Two very nice aquarists currently living in Switzerland approached me and asked us for support for a very ambitious project. Namely, to study fish behaviour in the aquarium. We hope very much for your support. More information in the article.
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